Tower of Terror just got a new souvenir machine, with 8 pressed pennies starring Mickey and friends
Disney's Hollywood Studios has a new Tower of Terror pressed penny machine with eight designs and a full set for $5.
Guests leaving The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror at Disney’s Hollywood Studios now have a new collectible to look for. A newly installed pressed penny machine adds eight attraction-themed designs featuring Mickey, Minnie, Stitch, and more in scenes tied to the Hollywood Tower Hotel.
The new machine is positioned at the attraction exit, near Tower Hotel Gifts, giving Tower of Terror riders a fresh souvenir stop as they head out. It is built into a dark wood cabinet that matches the surrounding paneling, and the setup includes a touchscreen showing all eight penny options, a card reader, and a viewing window for the pressing mechanism. Sample pennies are also displayed behind the glass.
Pricing is straightforward. Each pressed penny costs $1, or guests can buy the complete eight-design set for $5. The touchscreen lists both the single-penny price and the bundle option beneath artwork previews of the designs.
Fans looking for more on the attraction can also check out the Tower of Terror Imagineers Panel from Stage 89 in 2024 in the clip below.
What is on the new pennies
The set centers on Mickey and friends in luggage-filled and ghostly Tower of Terror scenes. Minnie Mouse appears startled with her hands raised near her face, while Mickey Mouse has a similarly uneasy expression on another design. Both of those pennies include The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror logo.
Other characters lean more into the hotel setting. Goofy is shown wrestling with a pile of luggage that covers part of his face, and Donald Duck carries an even less stable stack of suitcases. Pluto rests his front paws on a suitcase in another design.
Stitch also joins the lineup in a bellhop uniform beside lettering for The Hollywood Tower Hotel. His costume includes a small pillbox-style hat. Another penny returns to Mickey, this time showing him recoiling from a ghostly bellhop reaching toward him. The final design focuses on the attraction itself, with the Hollywood Tower Hotel building under The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror logo.
Collectors visiting the Hollywood Tower Hotel can also find four Tower of Terror collectible medallions, including designs featuring Mickey Mouse, Goofy, and other hotel-inspired artwork.
